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THRIVE Academy approved work-based learning program for second half of school year
What happened
The board approved an iJAG work-based learning program for THRIVE Academy students for the second half of the school year. The program costs $12,500, paid by member schools.
Why it matters to families
The agreement adds a defined work-based learning program for THRIVE students during the school year, expanding the practical learning opportunities available through the academy.
The evidence
Approved unanimously at the October 21, 2026 business meeting. The minutes state that the agreement with iJAG is for THRIVE Academy, runs for the second half of the school year, and costs $12,500, paid by member schools. In August, the superintendent and principal had presented information about iJAG and said more information would be brought later; no action was taken then.
The source
Minutes 10-21-26 Business Meeting.pdfSee the full record for Manson Northwest Webster Community School District.
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